John Moylan wrote:
> Hi,
>> The best way to do this would be to use a geoip database from Quova or
> Maxmind (prices vary). Then you'd probably have to use something like
> libipq and look up the database everytime a new connection is
> instantiated. Satellite providers etc will still cause issues.
>> J
>>If you have ever used firestats, it uses an IP database from here:
http://ip-to-country.webhosting.info/node/view/5
It's updated regulary although it is a pretty strange format but they
give examples on how to extract IP's from the CSV database.
Not sure how useful this is to you but it is free.
Cheers
Robert
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